Paul's Journey to Rome

Paul's journey to Rome serves as a pivotal event in his ministry, marked by significant challenges. During the voyage, a severe storm threatens the lives of Paul and 275 others on board, leading to a miraculous promise from God that none will perish. This promise becomes a reality as they ultimately shipwreck on the island of Malta, where Paul faces yet another test when bitten by a snake. The locals initially view this as a sign of his guilt, but when he suffers no harm, they begin to regard him as a divine figure, showcasing the supernatural nature of his journey.